Driving without insurance is against the law in Michigan. There are several different provisions under Michigan law that requires owners or registrants of vehicles to purchase and maintain insurance. The penalties range from being a civil infraction to a criminal misdemeanor. However, the largest ramifications are not criminal, but what can happen if you are…
DetailsIt’s a well known fact that intersections are inherently more dangerous than any other part of the road. The Federal Highway Administration states that roughly 2.5 million accidents a year are reported at intersections and over 50% of all serious collisions and 20% of fatal collisions occur at intersections. While all intersections are capable of…
DetailsMany motorcyclists take a lot of pride and joy in their ride and enjoy making aftermarket modifications to their ride. Many times, this can enhance the physical appearance of the bike and the safety of the bike, but some modifications are more dangerous than others. Most people overlook the dangers of some common modifications simply…
DetailsElectric scooters have become very popular in recent years. They are fun, convenient, portable, and accessible. However, the features of electric scooters can make them pretty risky for the rider and other people. As such, laws have been introduced all around the US to regulate the use of electric scooters. Michigan is one of the…
DetailsIf you’re driving around Michigan, the last thing you want is an accident. Health conditions can be a risk not only to a driver but also to the people on the road. Even small changes in someone’s health can have a significant impact. This concern is much so big that Michigan has physical and vision…
DetailsWhat All Michigan Residents Should Know About Out of State Vehicle Accidents Accidents can happen anytime, anywhere. No matter how careful the driver is, one cannot control where a vehicular accident will occur. It can happen whether the driver is in a No-Fault state or not. Michigan is a No-Fault state when it comes to…
DetailsDetails concerning the Motorcycle Helmet Law in Michigan and When the Law Takes Effect Passengers and riders will no longer be forced to wear a motorcycle helmet in the state of Michigan. In order to be legal on the road without a helmet, there are a few conditions in which the rider or passenger must…
DetailsSome people immediately realize they are injured after a car accident. Lacerations, fractures, and other injuries typically present with apparent symptoms like pain. Others don’t feel or display immediate signs of injury. It’s crucial to undergo medical evaluation even if you survived a traffic collision without a scratch. Watch out for these delayed symptoms that…
DetailsA deadly crash on I-94 between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek followed by a large vehicle accident pileup has closed the highway in both directions. The accident occurred around 10am and still currently closed in both directions as of 5pm. Most of the traffic has been diverted to neighboring roads which has caused slow moving traffic…
DetailsUsing Expert Witnesses to Help Prove Negligence in Medical Malpractice Cases A medical malpractice case needs an expert witness to make a credible explanation of what went wrong. A person who is not a medical professional will not be qualified to make observations on medical operations. Only a qualified medical professional can claim that the…
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